This response was posted this evening in regards to this Push Push Coast-related entry from April.

This is hands-down the best comment I've ever gotten on this weblog. If it's somebody I know I'm gonna be so bummed.

Pretty good, huh? I like it. I hope to be an one day be an old man in a suit spending the afternoon chatting with a friend on a park bench in France.

In lieu of actually updating my site in an orderly, systematic way, I've chosen to throw everything up semi-randomly by starting a new 'photoblog', a word that I dislike at least as much as 'blog'. You can find it at Make With The Pictures Already!. Please feel free to leave comments & don't forget to tell your friends.
And I'm sorry if I sent you more than one copy of the mass email. Something's up with my mail server thingamajig.
I have not fallen off of the above, only struggling with time-management. Please continue to check things here. There will be a return to some sense of normalcy. Right? In the meantime, take a look at the website of the Society for Industrial Archaeology. You can download their newsletter for free.

That's what the arm doctor said today. I spent more time filling out forms than I did with him. He said that the fracture is very minor, I need to fl-exercise my arm to get it to extend/compress normally, and that it will be all better in 6 to 8 weeks! Bummer.
I'm going to call my mom & tell her.
Yesterday, while talking about a supposed drop in population rates on NPR, the reporter referred to it as a "birth derth". And while I'm still trying to work out what my schedule will be & where the weblog fit in, there has been a derth of entries. I've only just completed the first half-week of school which, in addition to four classes, will include 3 part-time assistantships plus my job at the bikeshop. It will be worked out.

William Eggleston shares a BBQ lunch with Juergen Teller.
On no other 'photoblog' would you see a photo like the one above besides Christian Patterson's.

My girlfriend Mary created & uploaded a site for her photos in one day. They're great. I haven't changed my site in forever.
And also, if you live in Chicago & see Walker Hamilton, give him a pat on the back for installing MT Blacklist for me. He speaks computers lots better than me. AND Walker & the other Walker & the two Nates just started their own digital imaging company. Good luck to them.

David O. Russell's new movie looks like it might be good. Everybody has pretty good hair.
I just got home from the last day of orientation. School officially kicks off next Wednesday. I am both extremely nervous & extremely excited about the coming year. My current/older night project has ground to a halt or at least slowed to a creep & I have at least one other project that may be just beginning but I'm scared of what people will think. I talked to one of the 2nd year grads & felt slightly better when he explained that experimentation is generally expected during the first yeat. I just have to make the pictures & if they're lame, so be it. Trees are pretty, eh?

David Hilliard got his BFA at Mass Art before going on to that school in Connecticut, I forget what it's called. He was really friendly when he came to visit Columbia in Chicago & his multi-photo images are great, too.